
Happy Bath Provence Lavender Essence Body Wash
Why you'll reach for it
A moisturizing body wash with Provence lavender water and a five-plant-oil complex. It is designed to cleanse the body while helping skin feel moisturized and comfortable after showering, with a rich lavender fragrance.
- Best for
- Daily cleansing with moisturizing care and a relaxing lavender scent
- Skin type
- All skin types
- Routine step
- Body care
- Focus
- Dryness
Key ingredients
Provence Lavender Water
A signature ingredient highlighted for creating a comfortable lavender-focused shower experience.
Argan Oil
A plant-derived oil included in the moisturizing oil complex.
Jojoba Oil
A plant-derived emollient included to support a moisturized skin feel.
Olive Oil
A plant-derived oil included in the formula's moisturizing complex.
Where it fits
- Body care(this product)
- Dispense an appropriate amount onto a bath sponge or towel and work into a lather.
- Massage over the body and rinse thoroughly with water.
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Product info
- Manufacturer
- Amorepacific
- Country of origin
- South Korea
How to use
Dispense an appropriate amount onto a bath sponge or towel and work into a lather. Massage over the entire body, then rinse thoroughly with water.
Ingredients
The complete ingredient list is being checked against the original packaging. If you have a known sensitivity, contact us before ordering.
Cautions
For external use only. Patch test before use. Stop using the product if irritation occurs and avoid direct contact with the eyes.
Delivery in Bangladesh
Availability, delivery charge and timing are confirmed before payment. Delivery service is available across all 64 districts.
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Permanent code
This product is catalogued as ASX-023.
Sourcing records
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Claims policy
We do not claim medical results or approvals without supporting evidence.




